Braves Rally Falters as St Louis Triumphs in NL Action
The Braves fail to complete a late rally, losing 4 3 to St Louis as a ball hit by Wes Schulmerich is ruled a fouled ball under an old rule. Pink Whitney leads Chicago to a similar win while Red Worthington adds power for the losers. St Louis also wins 4 2 over Cincinnati and the Indians beat St Louis 10 5 in the American League.
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Wally Berger
Robert
Red) Worthington
Pink Whitney
Worthington
Braves
Chicago Cubs
St. Louis Cardinals
Bill Hallahan
Cincinnati
Weather-Delayed Doubleheader Struggles Hit League Schedule
The American Association faces heavy weather with ten games postponed. only 46 of 56 slated contests played as cold conditions affect Louisville and Toledo. Indianapolis rose one game on Kansas City by beating Milwaukee while Milwaukee fell to Cleveland. Minnieael surged past Columbus 7 to 4 as Art Ruble starred for the Miller team. Kansas ESPORTS Wichita State led in a triangular track meet at Winfield with Friends University and Southwestern College. Thomas announces dates for eight regional high school track and tennis meets to qualify for the state meet in Emporia May 20-21.
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Chicago
American Association
Louisville
Toledo
Indianapolis
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Blues
Brewers
Indians
Minnieael
Pete Fowler
Carmen Hitt
Columbus
Art Ruble
Miller
Wichita
Wichita University
Friends University
Southwestern College
Winfield
Friends
Southwestern
Opeka
Thomas
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Salina
Teureka
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Horton
Rusell
Topeka
Emporia
St. Louis
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
Boston
Pittsburch
New York
Cleveland
Detroit
Washington
Minneapolis
St. Paul
Lost Game To Belvoir In Holcom Grove Tilt
The Holcom Coyotes lost to Belvoir by 7 to 5 on Sunday afternoon at Holcom Grove Hiamert. Biddinger of Belvoir and Weidman of Holcom hit home runs. Holcom, a team of former Lawrence American Legion and Junior Twilight League players, notes next Sunday they host the Lawrence Red Sox at Holcon y Grove at 2 pm.
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Holcom Grove Hiamert
Wiedaman
Holcom
Biddinger
Bélvoir
Lawrence American Legion
Lawrence Red Sox
Holcony Grove
Humphrey
Francis
Weidman
Owney the Postal Dog A Global, Beloved Messenger
The tale follows Owney, a stray dog in Albany, who becomes a postal clerks’ companion. He travels the nation and abroad with mail carriers, wearing tags and medals from many states. Awards include honors from the Japanese emperor and a final silver medal, with his remains enshrined in the Smithsonian.
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Mialeo
Canada
Tacoma
Wash
Tor Pano
Victoria
Chin
Suez Canal
Azores
New York
Owney
Dor'ali
Uncle Sam
Izaak Walton League backs $1 federal migratory bird tax
At its Chicago convention the Izaak Walton League endorsed a $1 tax on each hunter to fund migratory bird conservation. Senator Harry Hawes of Missouri favors the plan and also supports shorter waterfowl seasons, a 15 bird bag, and no spring shooting. The proposal would place the cost on hunters, fund sanctuaries, enforcement, and administration. Earl Averill predicts 36 home runs for the Cleveland Indians this year.
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Chicago
Izaak Walton
Missouri
Hawes
Big League Baseball Picking Deliveries For Youth Pitchers
The young pitcher should experiment with different deliveries to find the one best suited to his build and arm. Once he discovers the delivery that feels natural and gives the most effective "stuff" with least effort, he should stick to it. Few pitchers master more than one angle, and many have thrown one way far.
Baseball Signs leaflet offers pitching delivery guidance
Al Demaree has prepared an illustrated leaflet on Baseball Signs and will mail it to readers who request it. Readers should address Al Demaree in care of the paper and include a stamped, self‑addressed envelope.
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Bern
Pisa
al Demaree
Tunney backs Sharkey to beat Schmeling at Garden Bowl
Gene Tunney favors Jack Sharkey in the Schmeling bout to be staged at the Madison Square Garden Bowl in Long Island City. He notes Sharkey’s ability to fight his best and Schmeling’s improved form but warns Sharkey must avoid getting trapped. Also discusses Garden Bowl construction, finances, and timing for a June fight to dodge political events in Chicago.
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Gene Tunney
Jack Sharkey
Max Schmeling
Madison Square| Garden Bowl
Eastriver
Manhattan
Sharkey
Schmeling
Gene
Stribling
Cleveland
Garden
Long Island City
New York
Oratory
Chicago
Garden Corporation
Ball Park
Helen Wills Moody Won't Rule Out Retirement Now
New York April 26 AP Helen Wills Moody, queen of world tennis, says she is not retiring yet though she may consider stepping away after ten years. On a brief visit before sailing for Europe, she practiced with Harry C. Braine of New York and defeated him 6-2 10-9 as critics noted her speed and precision on court.
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New York
Helen Wills Moody
Aquitania
Europe
Boxing results and wildlife notes from various towns
In Holyoke Ernie Schaaf beat Ted Sandwina in an 18 round bout. In Newark Freddie Polo knocked out Pete Petrane. In Scher neciandy Roscoe Manning outpointed Cowber Jack Willis. In Oshkosh Dick Sick defeated Frankie Hughes on a foul. An extra crate of Mexican bob white quail was received by the Izaak Walton league from the state fight and game department for Douglas county farmers. Ralph Guldahl, now golf pro at St Louis Country Club, won his first four early season starts and tournaments.
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Associated Press
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Mass
Ernie Schaaf
Boston
Ted Sandwina
New York
Newark
N. J
Freddie Polo
Pete Petrane
Scher Neciandy
Roscoe Manning
Cowber
Jack Willis
California
Oshkosh
Wis
Dick Sick
Chicago
Frankie Hughes
Clinton
Ind
Bob White
Izaak Walton League
Fight and Game
Douglas County
Ralph Guldahl
Soong
Texas
St. Louis’ Country Club
Kansas to D rake Relays Des Moines Entries
Coach Brutus Hamilton entered ten Kansas track athletes in the Drake relays at Des Moines. Glenn Cunningham, Kansas relays 1,500-meter winner, will run the two mile. Other Kansas entries include Klaner Flick Thornhill Bausch Coffman McGuire and a relay team of Gridley Sickle Hodges and Klaner in sprint events.
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University of Kansas
Drake
Frank Bausch
Clyde Coffman
Thomas McGuire
Bernard Gridley
LeRoy Sickle
Murray Hodges
Capt. Klaner
Des Moines
Baseball season leaders and batting stats snapshot
A compact summary of league leaders with players across the National and American Leagues. Key figures include Critz and Suhr leading NL batting, Terry of the Giants prominent in runs batted in and home runs, Waner and Traynor among stolen bases, and Walker and Johnson pacing AL batting and hits with Gehringer and Fos in RBIs and doubles.
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Associated Press
Critz
Giants
Suhr
Pirates
Tins
Lindstrom
Kieth
Jales
Suhir
Terry Giants
Herman
Teds
Terry
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L.waner
Rahn
Tirates
Herbman
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Clolink
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Traynor
Walker
Tigers
Athletics
Johnson
Gehrlz
Yankees
Rith
Gehringer
Fos Alletics
Gos- von
A Brave Bunny
A brief sports note mentions players Karman Rhyne Rathrock from Red Sox and teams Athletics Staten bases Cochrane Foxx in a fragmented item from the era.
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Era Aretilipes
Cochrane and Foxx
Athletics
Staten
Karman
Rhyne and Rathrock
Red Sox
Cardinals tie Reds as Collins stars in tight win
Associated Press report notes Jimmy Collins sparkled for the Cardinals with two doubles and two runs in a 2-1 victory over the Reds. Evie Brown powered the Indians with six hits, while Red Worthington and Beaves both homered and doubled against Philly.
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Associated Press
Jimmy Collins
Cardinals
Reds
Hive
Evie Brown
Indians
Heid Browns
Red Worthington
Beaves
Philles
Elks Bowling Scores From Tonight’s Games
Results list for Elks bowling matches shows Sevenback and Tieh Berger tied with Bullock in games tonleht. Wen and Shearer led the tenpins.
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ELKS
Sevenback
Tieh Berger
Bullock
Tenpins
Wen
Shearer
Oklahoma Leads in Oil Output Rise Across Major Fields
Oil and Gas Journal reports last week US daily oil production rose by 83 529 barrels to 2 260 834. Oklahoma shows a marked increase while Kansas remains the only major field not rising. Tulsa area notes reflect broader gains across other states.
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Tulsa
Okla
Oklahoma
Kansas
United States
Oil and Gas Journal
Decline to bid and scattered crossword clues across the page
A cluttered crossword puzzle page lists numerous across entries and partial clues. Items include bridge terms, geographic hints, material names, animals, and random phrases with several garbled or combined words, reflecting OCR errors and misaligned text.
Oil production shifts with new proration period report
Production figures show daily output rising to 463 513 barrels under a new proration period while Texas and California show gains. East Texas and Ky Mountain areas record increases, Kansas Missouri area declines, and overall totals suggest a forthcoming dip next week. The report notes regional changes across multiple states and a broad shift in daily barrels.
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Texas
East
Kansas
California
Eastern
Ky Mountain
Ts Mia
Stewart sued for breach of promise by Broadway actress
Jacque Ling Hunter, Broadway musical comedy actress, sues Robert G. Stewart president of Pan American Petroleum for 3.25 million. She says he promised in 1928 to wed after his second wife, Phyllis Shaw Stewart, obtained a divorce in Paris, a divorce never pursued. Stewart is son of Col. Robert W. Stewart, former Standard Oil of Indiana president.
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New York
Robert G. Stewart
Pan-American Petroleum &Transport Corporation
Robert W. Stewart
Jacqueling Hunter
Phyllis Shaw Stewart
Paris
Selecting Delegates Washington April 26 AP
Washington April 26 AP reports 66 delegates named to national conventions so far. Republicans hold 470 pledged and instructed delegates with Hoover and Norris leading. Joseph I. France of Maryland claims 78. Democrats list Roosevelt 267, Lewis Reed 36, Murray 285. 112 uninstructed or unclaimed.
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Hoover
Norris
Joseph I. i
France
Maryland
Roosevelt
Lewis Reed
Murray
Coast Guard Patrol Boat CG-290 Explodes at Wharf
Seven men injured as coast guard patrol boat CG-290 blew up at a New London wharf while taking on gasoline. The blast destroyed the engine area and the vessel sank after the center was demolished. five of the injured are listed as serious.
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New London
Ionn
Lae
Coast Guard
CG-290
Parrot disrupts Del Monte golf rounds
At Del Monte California on April 26 AP reports a parrot named Arthur roams the second fairway of the Del Monte course. The bird’s antics interrupt tense shots with loud cries as golfers compete, with some players bidding sticks or clubs while Arthur soars away then returns between shots.
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del Monte
Cal
Arthur
Decline in Stocks Amid Senate Inquiry Draws Attention
In New York on April 26, the senate stock market inquiry highlighted vast losses since 1929. A random sample of 15 stocks in the under-$100 group closed at an average $6.08 per share, versus $97.18 at the 1929 peak, making a one-share bundle worth $91.12 now against $1,457.75 then.
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New York
Senate
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